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Elks Lock Horns
Sunday With C. P.
Southern Oregon Miner, Thursday, May jo , 1946
of the City of Ashland, has pre­ passage, a Zoning Ordinance, uses to which property In said other provisions, a copy of said
NOTICE OF HEARING
may be put; creating ordinance so proposed being as
NOTICE 18 HEREBY GIVEN, pared and recommended to the dividing the City of Ashland In­ zones
building set-back lines; and follows :
to
four
zones;
prescribing
the
Mayor
and
Common
Council
for
that the Planning Commission
Ashland's winning Elks bull
club travels to Central Point Sun­
day to meet the Central Point
team in u game where the odds
favor the Ashland club.
Bert Miller, wheelhorse of the
local supporters has it figured
tbut Ashlund should win; Heres
the wuy Bert has it figured out;
Central Point beat Gold Hill, 9
to 4; Ashlund beat Gold Hill, 7
to 8; C raters beat Central Point,
24 to 0; and Ashland beat the
Craters, 7 to 4. Winner, by alge­
braic equation and a bit of three
dimensional addition: Ashland.
W ithout any particular form u­
las the nine man ball club that
the Ashlund Elks have fielded
this year promises to reully turn
out some real ball before the sea­
son is over and should now down
the Central Point outfit without
much opposition.
Including pre-season games the
Ashlund team is scoring 1000,
und from the results which they
turned in Sunday ull indications
are that given any luck at all
they will continue to score in the
upper brackets.
Team Officials request that
anyone who has extra transporta­
tion this Sunday be at the Elks
Temple at 12:00 noon.
Elks Long on Score
And Injuries Sunday
In a wild, loose ball game,
spotted with injuries and hard
luck plays the Ashland team
playing for keeps sent the Med­
ford Craters home on the short
end of a 7 to 5 score last Sunday
The game was played here on
W alter Phillips field.
A rt Wiggins, Elks pivot man
in the outfield, knocked himself
out when he ran into the grand
stand while trying for a high one
from the bat of J. Snider, Crater
pitcher. Wiggins spent the rest
of the ball gume in the local hos­
pital.
Bert Larsen, Ashland catcher,
tried to tear out the fence when
he ran afoul of a plank as he
spurted after a foul ball. Bert
had a second round of violence
later in the afternoon when he
bumped into Neil Arant, Elks
third baseman on another try for
a foul.
School Speedsters
Enter AAU Meet
With but one more meet to go
before closing out the season,
Ashland's all star track team
this week has been busy keep­
ing in shape and closing out
school. Saturday at Portland
George Fullerton and Tad Gan-
dee enter the state AAU meet.
Fullerton will have a chance at
the Saturday meet to crack the
high school national mile record
set in 1932 by George Zamperini.
Scampering the mile in 4:21.8,
Zam perini, then a student at
Pomona high school set a m ark
that so far has been untouched.
Fullerton clocked a 4:24 at the
state m eet two weeks ago, break­
ing a 34-year Oregon high school
record. At that tim e the Ashland
athlete received an offer to race
in an exhibition run against the
Montana high school champion.
Because of an Oregon state a th ­
letic asociation rule which limits
the distance of such trips to 600
miles Fullerton will not accept
the invitation from the Mon­
tana group.
Tad Gandee, who has been out-
sprinting the m ajority of other
high school runners in this area
will also compete in the AAU
meet.
College Working on
Plan For Girls Dorm
Several m atters pertaining to
the Southern Oregon College
were acted upon by the Oregon
State Board of Higher Education
at their regular meeting last
wee k. Elliott MacCracken was
appointed Instructor in Science
effective June 10th. Loren Mes­
senger was re-employed as Asso­
ciate Professor of Psychology, ef­
fective June 1. Mr. Messenger
has been on m ilitary leave from
the institution for several years.
Je rry Gastineau was dropped
from the staff, effective June 1.
Jeanette Smith, Assistant Profes­
sor of Education, was given sab­
batical leave for the summ er
quarter.
Prelim inary plans for the girls
dorm itory wpre surveyed by the
building committee. These will
be passed on at the June meeting
of the Board. The July meeting
will pass on the final working
plans and a date will be set at
that time for bids.
The first post war all spring
steel lawn rakes now available
at Marshall-Wells, on the Plaaa.
The shaded areas show the business districts, the black areas are the industrial districts, while the white areas will be devoted to the
residential district.
or corporation. Any building or
way north of Lots 13 and 34 in in width, between California shall be construed to have any structure erected, constructed,
ORDINANCE NO. 1»53
application as to keeping of an­
An ordinance zoning the City Block "C” and “D”, Railroad Street and East city limits.
imals or fowls within the limits converted, altered, or moved to
<d)
ZONE
NO.
4.
Residential
Addition.
of Ashland Into four districts or
a new location, contrary to the
of the City of Ashland.
(b> ZONE NO. 2. Marginal Bus­ District, described as follows:
zones; prescribing the uses to
provisions of this
ordinance,
Section
8.
which property In said zones iness District, described as fol- All areas within the City of That the lawful use of land shall be and the same is hereby
Ashland, not included in Zone
may be put or used; creating dows:
declared to be a public nuisance,
No. 1, Zone No. 2 and Zone No. 3, existing at the time of the pas­ and the City Attorney of the
That
certain
area
bounded
by
building set-back lines; regulat­
sage of this ordinance, although City of Ashland shall immediate­
ing and restricting the altera­ North Main 8treet, Glenn 8treet, described above.
such use does not conform to the ly commence action or proceed­
Section 3.
tion and construction of build­ and the Southern Pacific Rail­
The regulations and restric­ provisions hereof, may be con­ ings for the abatement, or re­
ings within said zones; provid­ road Right of Way;
ing the penalties for violation That certain area contained in tions applicable to the various tinued, but if discontinued in the moval, or enjoinment thereof, in
future, then any re-use, or new the manner provided by law, and
thereof; repealing all ordinances a strip of land 200 feet wide, zones shall be as follows:
Zone No. 1. That in Zone 1, use, shall be in conformity to shall take such other steps and
or parts of ordinances in con­ south of North Main Street and
flict therewith; and declaring between Fox and Grant Streets; Central Business District, there this ordinance. The repair or al­ shall apply to such court or
an emergency.
That certain area embraced in shall only be permitted the uses teration of any building housing courts as may have jurisdiction,
(HE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF Lots 1, 2 and 3 of Block 12, Orig­ specified in Zone No. 4, togeth­ a non-conforming use thereof to grant such relief as will abate
er with wholesale and retail bus shall be permitted if the build­ and remove such building or
\SHLAND DO ORDAIN AS inal Town of Ashland;
lness, public buildings, armor­ ing area is not enlarged, nor the structure, and restrain and en­
FOLLOWS:
That certain area embraced in ies,
garages, service stations, use changed to some other non- join any person, firm, or corpor­
Section 1.
in a 200-foot wide strip north of
That this ordinance shall be Siskiyou Boulevard between Palm theatres, banks, newspaper and conforming use. When a build­ ation from erecting, construct­
printing plants, shops, profes­ ing having a (non-conforming ing, converting, altering, adding
mown and designated, and Avenue and Normal Avenue;
sional
offices, insurance and real use is damaged by fire or other to, enlarging, or causing to ex­
hereinafter referred to, as the That certain area embraced in
Zoning Ordinance of the City in Lots. 1, 2 and 3 of Block “C”, estate offices, restaurants, ho cause so th a t the total deterior­ ist any building, structure, or
tels, schools and churches.
of Ashland.”
ation exceeds eighty per cent of thing contrary to the provisions
Boulevard Park Addition;
Zone No. 2. That in Zone No. the cost of replacing the build­ of this ordinance. The remedies
Section 2.
That for the purposes here­ TJutt certain area embraced in 2, Marginal Business District^ ing using new materials, then provided for herein shall be
inafter set forth, and for reg­ Lots 1 and 2 of Block "A”, Meikle the same uses are permitted as such building shall not be re­ cumulative and not exclusive.
Section 11.
ulating, classifying and restrict­ & Payne Addition, and a strip in Zone No. 1, except that auto built, unless such building in its
ing the location of buildings, 100 feet in width adjoining the courts shall be permitted in this construction, and uses conforms That all ordinances or parts of
ordinances in conflict herewith
for the purpose of regulating south side of Siskiyou Boulevard zone.
Zone No. 3. That in Zone No. fully to the requirements of this are hereby repealed,
and controlling the uses of between Block “A”, said Addition,
Î, Industrial District, there shall ordinance and other ordinances necessary for the public peace,
properties in the City of Ash­ and east city limits.
(c)
ZONE
NO.
3.
Industrial
be permitted all the uses of of the City as applied to new health and safety of the citizens
land, Oregon, said City of Ash­
Zones 1, 2 and 4. together with buildings and uses in the district of the City of Ashland, in view
land is hereby divided into zones District, described as follows:
The North Half of Block 17, factories, mills, manufacturing, in which it is located. When a of the extensive building con­
or districts as follows:
(a) ZONE NO. 1. Central Bus­ and all of blocks 18, 27 and 29, wrecking yards, junk yards non-conforming use building is struction now going on within
iness District, described as fol­ Original Town of Ashland; the wood yards, boiler works, can damaged by fire, rebuilding, if the City, th a t such construction
lows:
Westerly Half and the northerly nerles, packing houses, and tas permitted herein, shall com­ be regulated in order to provide
That certain area included in 150 feet of Block 15, Original oline distributing plants o mence within six months if the an orderly and planned develop,
wholesale stations.
new building is to be used for ment of the City, and prevent
a 100-foot strip adjacent to the Town of Ashland;
Zone No. 4. That in Zone No the same use as before the fire. damage to property values al­
southerly side of Main Street in That certain area included in
Blocks 1 and 4, Original Town a strip of land 125 feet south of 4, Residential District, there
Section 9.
ready build up, an emer­
only be permitted dwell­ That set-back lines for new gency
of Ashland;
"A” Street, throughout its entire shall
shall be and the same is
ings,
apartments,
hotels,
public
That certain area included in length;
building contsruction in Zone No. hereby declared to exist and this
the southerly half of Blocks 3 That certain area south of buildings,, schools, and chur­ 3 are hereby established as a dis­ ordinance shall be in full force
ches, with the right of occupants tance from the street side-line
and 17, Original Town of Ash Hersey
Street between Oak and of dwellings and apartments to ,whlch
Section 12.
ls not iesJJ than the aver.
land;
a
line
running
due
north
from
That
inasmuch
as it is deemed
use
such
buildings
for
such
pro­
That certain area included in the easterly side of Eighth
age
distance
from
said
street
and
effect
from
and after its
fessions and occupations as are
that part of Block 19, Chitwood
ordinarily carried on in a pri­ side-line of existing residence passage by the Council and ap­
Tract, south of the alley be­ Street;
buildings in the block facing the proval by the Mayor.
That certain area embraced in vate home.
tween Oak and Pioneer Streets
In the event any dispute shall street on which the proposed NOTICE IS FURTHER GIVEN,
and in the area included in a a strip 200 feet wide north of the
strip 100 feet wide north of said Southern Pacific Railroad Com­ arise as to permitted use in any building is to face. Any dispute th at Tuesday evening, June 4th,
pany Right of Way, between zone, such dispute shall be de­ as to the amount of set-back re­ at 8 o’clock P. M., has been
alleyway;
That certain area bounded by north and south line mentioned termined by the Common Coun­ quired is to be determined by the designated as the time, and the
Main, Pioneer, Third and “C” in paragraph above, and east city cil, after recommendation by the City Engineer, with right of ap­ Council Chambers in the City
peal to the City Council and Hall, Ashland, Oregon, as the
Planning Commission.
limits;
Streets;
Planning Commission.
Section 4.
That certain area included in That certain area mmediately
place, for a public hearing on
Section 10.
That no commercial or pro­
a 100-foot strip adjoining the south of the Southern Pacific
said ordinance. All property
That any person, firm, or cor­ owners and citizens are invited
north side of “C” Street between Railroad Company Right of Way fessional signs shall be permit­
Pioneer and Third Streets;
between Eighth Street and ted in Zone No. 3 larger than poration violating any of the to be present to offer their sug­
six inches by twenty-four inches provisions of this ordinance gestions or objections to said
That certain area south of the Mountain Avenue;
Section 5.
shall be guilty of a misdemean proposed ordinance.
east and west alley in Block “P” That certain area bounded by
That
the
map
attached
here­
or, and upon conviction thereof This notice published by order
Railroad Addition;
Mountain Avenue, east Main
That certain area in a 100- Street, and the Southern Pacific to, on which is designated the shall be punishable by a fine of of the Mayor and Common
varoius zones established under not more than Two Hundred Council.
foot strip on the northerly side Railroad Right of Way;
of Siskiyou Boulevard between That certain area between this ordinance, is hereby refer­ ($200.00) Dollars or by impris­
J. Q. ADAMS, Recorder.
East Main Street and Sherman Garfield and California Street, red to and ma'1'’ a part hereof onment in the city jail for a
Section 6.
period of not exceeding thirty
Street;
Immediately south of East Main
That no building permit shall (30) days, or by both such fine
That certain area included in Street but north of a line drawn
be
Issued which shall permit the and imprisonment. Such person,
a strip of land 100 feet in width east and west 250 feet south of
adjacent to the southerly side Intersection of east side of G ar­ construction, repair, or altera­ firm, or corporation shall be
tion of any building which is be­ deemed guilty of a separate of­
of Main Street between the
field Street with East Main ing prepared and planned for fense for each and every day
Plaza and Gresham Street;
use contrary to the zone limit­ during any portion of which any
That certain area 100 feet Street
That certain area Immediately ation herein established.
violation of this ordinance is
wide on each side of Fourth
Section 7.
Street between “A” and ”B” south of the Southern Pacific
Streeta, but south of the alley-